I had never visited and knew nothing about the Hope Center until the KC Open Spaces Arts Festival…read more The Hope Center is a not for profit center that supports activities and assists families and youth on the east side of KC. Part of their property includes an abandoned Catholic church that was transformed in the fall of 2018 by world renown artist and Missouri native Nick Cave, into a mesmerizing piece of art entitled Hye Dyve. A 15 minute loop of sight and sound flooded the cathedral and created a dizzying and overwhelming multi-sensory experience. Maybe the most awe inspiring art installation I've ever witnessed. Very cool that Mr. Cave used this out of the way center to showcase a world class exhibit and give Hope Center some exposure too.

From the owner: The Hope Center KC is a faith-based youth and community development organization serving Kansas…read moreCity's eastside. We provide asset-based programming including after school programs for K-12th grade students, family and adult programs, community outreach, and so much more

The legacy park community center has some of the best amenities over all other LSPR community…read morecenter locations. The gym here is a little too crowded for my liking, but if you don't mind a person on every adjacent machine it should be fine. But the classes are specifically why I got my membership.

Great community center. Nice walking trail with a lake nearby that you can Kayak. Indoor swimming…read morepool. Exercise classes. Indoor gym with pickleball court. Daily fee of about $10 to access facility or become an annual member.

I almost don't want to review this place because it is so fabulous. I want it to be my little…read moresecret. Optum community centers are for anyone 55 and older. There are a few in the Kansas City area. Each one has a social calendar with planned activities. Things like: a book club, art activities, and educational . There is a fitness room where they do group exercise classes plus a workout area with a few cardio, machines and strength training machines that are powered by air pressure... No clinking weights and super easy to adjust. Such a great way for an insurance company to outreach within the community. Absolutely no strings attached! If you want to use the way equipment, they would like for you to do an orientation. Some of the activities require an RSVP because of needing to have an appropriate amount of supplies. The first time you come in you register with the first name and phone number. Every time you visit you check in. That's it! Such a fabulous resource in our community.

It seemed too good to be true; free workout facility for seniors. It was very good, while it…read morelasted. It's now permanently closed.

It's air conditioned and plenty of places to sit in each area. That's all that really matters.read more

This was a fun place to spend an hour or two with my toddlers before starting a long car drive! We…read moregot in for about 50% off using our Children's museum pass from another state. Loved the outdoor space to explore with little trikes and a playhouse, wheelbarrows, etc. There were several reading books set areas set up with books to read to your kids, a large overhead climbing area, lots of busy boards, tables set up with smaller building toys for older kids, and more!

A friend brought me here for my birthday. The reserve is nice place to visit if you are interested…read morein rescued lions and tigers. They are family oriented and have a well stocked gift shop. Our tour guide was very informative, but may have tried to relay too much information as several in our group tended to wander as if losing interest. The group was 50/50 adults and children. The group in front of us moved out of sight while the group behind, caught up and had to wait, due in particular to our guide imparting a lot of information. I was touched by the fact that these animals came from private homes where they were neglected for the most part and in some cases, abused. I think Cedar Cove has done an excellent job caring for these wonderful creatures. It's a drive out but worth the trip to learn and support their efforts.

I ordered tickets online, and the tour started on time. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable about…read morethe animals but spent a lot of time bashing the individuals from where the animals came from and took too long to where we didn't end up finishing our tour before the feeding time which we were almost late to that as well. I would have loved to actually learn more about the animals with a little of the back story, not the bashing of then previous owners. That took away from the animals themselves.